Edward Vaughn

Ed Vaughn played a very important role in the struggle for racial equality in the United States. He was a pillar of the black community in Detroit, Michigan, and in Alabama.. He was also a Pan-Africanist. He co-founded with his friend Arthur Smith (Kwame Atta) an organization which sponsored a number of African students to study in the United States. I was one of those students. His death was a shock to me. I have written a book in his memory, "Ed Vaughn: Remembering an icon." My deepest...

Sending condolences to the family of Edward Vaughn on behalf of my mother, Cynthia Rawls Bond, (Fisk University Class of '55) and our family in Brownsville, Tennessee. Travel well, Vaughn. Rest in peace. Zanice Bond

To the Members of Edward Vaughn´s Family Ed, the few of us remaining in your Class of 1955, Fisk University were shocked to learn you have left Us. We endeared and looked forward to your presence, your humor, laughter and young,joyful, Caring Lady friend you would bring to our class reunions. You were always such a dapper,giving hope for the long survival of all of us. For whatever Reason, you have now gone to rest in peace, Harmony,love in a better place, may you find the Comfort of many...

Mr, Vaughn was my mentor and neighbor for many years. I wasn’t there in your last days, I just like to the family I Love him dearly